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Want XML from an other website via JavaScript (AJAX)?

It is so easy to get drawn in to the beauty that is IQueryable<> as an API

For those of you feeling adventurous there is a development version of meanie, which includes new features not yet fully tested

Now I want to talk about how the user is able to add and remove items from the collection through the one form and how to action this request

This is a lovely bit of recursion which will find the first occurrence of any number of sub-strings in a string, and allows you to add a number of "protection" delimiters so that strings inside will not be found

  1. edit sub-collections in a parent view with a strongly typed model
  2. add and remove items from the sub-collection
  3. a single point of commit for all changes made on the form, parent and sub-collections

I like using resources for text, labels, link and button text etc. in my projects. It provides a consistency of UI, which is key when you are trying to sell a system. It also means I can translate a site to another language without separate pages and all the maintenance that would bring.

Writing an Add-in architecture for your project these days is simple, using the right tools, but .NET suffers from a drawback, in that, you cannot unload an assembly once it is loaded into your AppDomain

When using MVC and EF together it makes sense to have a data layer and model layer for good separation of concerns, however this can lead to lots of object to object mapping

Caching can dramatically improve the performance of your ASP.NET MVC project and adding support for ETag can give even more still

Ok, the last blog on Model Level Resource Declaration allows you to set the resource at a model level, but what if your models are not in your UI layer and your resources are?

Here is a method of HTML mark-up css and JS which allow your forms to be suited for any occasion, slim or wide the controls slip about to fit neatly in the space available.

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